Dominican Friars Priesthood Ordination 2024
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Mass of priesthood ordinations for the Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph, May 25, 2024, at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
To read about our five newly ordained friars, please visit dominicanfriars.org/meet-our-newly-ordained-dominican-priests.
Praised be Jesus Christ! May God bless these friar priests now and forever! St. Dominic, pray for us!
This was beautiful. Loved every minute of it!
belle le parole del vescovo. Bellissime e se esperienze
Praise the Lord
la Madonna Sedes Sapientiae che dona ai fratelli domenicani tanta sapienza li porta ai poveri a predicare la sapienza veraa del Vangelo
You are a priest forever.
OH, why didn't you film them prostrate on the floor when chanting the litany
Good afternoon all my best friend though out the years is a Dominican Fiar Fr Jimmy was a Provider Province in Chicago now on a year Sabbath
When Father Jimmy was Ordian he could only get five tickets at the time sorry we miss it was in St Paul Minnesota we flew out the see His First Mass
Glory to God. Are there traditional Dominicans? I just wrote a brief paper on how the Dominicans helped shape the medieval world. God bless thee.
The Dominican Friars of the Province of Saint Joseph are known as among the most orthodox and traditional provinces in the global order, or at the very least in the Americas.
@@nascot123 traditional as in the Latin Mass and such
@@COGMOFWOC7 The reformed mass(a.k.a. OF, Novus Ordo, etc.) is the normative liturgy of the province, as it is for the order as a whole. Part of the Dominican charism is to be, in emulation of Holy Father St. Dominic, "In Medio Ecclesciae", in the midst of the Church. Therefore, the friars seek to serve the Church, and part of that is to make use of what are currently the main liturgical rites. So, the regular conventual liturgies and the regular parochial liturgies offered publicly by the Province is according to the Novus Ordo.
However, when Order decided in the 1960s to adopt the reformed Roman liturgy, it was on the condition that the Order through the provincial priors retained the right to give permission to its friars to use the Dominican Rite. This decree has remained unaltered since then, although interest in the Dominican Rite has been aided with the growth of the traditional Roman Rite (the Latin Mass) through Ecclesia Dei and Summorum Pontificum, and from what I've gathered interest in the Dominican Rite is higher than in the past and interest has continued to grow. I don't know if any of this year's ordanis have learned the Dominican Rite, but there have been multiple recently ordained priests that regularly celebrate mass according to the Dominican Rite.
Additionally, since 2010 the Province of Saint Joseph has sought to revive and promote the Dominican liturgical patrimony. For example, the order has produced their own Dominican Hymnarium for chanting the Divine Office and has sought to increase the use of Dominican Chant. Use of the Dominican Rite varies from priory to priory, a few having regularly scheduled masses, other doing so occasionally for important feast days. I will also stress that the Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph have to varying degrees promoted the use of traditional gregorian chant, ad orientem, and traditional vestments and architecture in their priories and the parishes entrusted to them.
Do they at least say the Dominican Rite of the Mass ?
@@kelvinaheebwa2962 The normative liturgy of the province is the Novus Ordo, but quite a few of the friars do celebrate their private masses according to the Dominican Rite and various parishes ran by the Order offer public celebrations of the Dominican Rite Mass to varying degrees.
Who was the ordaining prelate?
Christopher Michael Cardone
After listening to his sermon I “looked up” Dominican bishop Salomon islands and his name popped up and found he was an archbishop
Bisoplaagaa agilikapana anglia maalaa kanak haduvaa naha avanuvata mudhuva daavaabharanayak karana munupurak innava mata
Bapak sepo nyters
Israel rojo 🕳️ gunung
So unfortunate the audio was so poor in this video. Such a beautiful Mass.
In all humility, please gift us lay Catholics with the traditional Dominican Rite. Please?
Fun fact, there is no ordination rite in the Dominican tradition. Because it's a monastic rite, the Dominican only has the mass for private and conventual use, the office, rite of penance, and last rites. No ordination or ponitifical mass! So it's never been the case that the Dominicans have been able to use their own liturgical patrimony for their ordinations. To answer your question more directly, there are several friars that use the Dominican Rite and several parishes that offer masses in the Dominican Rite to varying degrees of regularity. Since you're interested in music, you'll also be interested in learning that the Dominicans of the Province of Saint Joseph have been promoting the use of Gregorian Chant and Dominican Chant in many of their parishes, and the Province published a Hymnarium for the use of Dominican chant and hymns in the celebration of the divine office and mass.
No Latin prayers or hymns?Pretty sad for a Catholic ordination.
New mass, new rite of ordination, very sad.
@@elieshehade2864 The Gloria was in Latin.
@@mattmackinnan8557Yep. But don’t tell the Dr. Marshall people that Latin is done at the National Basilica.
Praying in the vernacular is quite beautiful. Latin is fine for those who know Latin. Spanish is fine for those who know Spanish. French is fine for those who know French ..
I hear Latin chanting in the morning procession.
Please get down off your nasty, selfish, trouble intending high horses!! You are allowing the evil one to separate you arguers from Mother Church. Just as he hopes will continue. Not on my watch!
Another watered down NO ordination .